University of North Texas 
Research Centers
AMMPI, is a research institute which is focused to test, develop and process next-generation
structural materials via rapid combinatorial assessment and advanced processing technologies.
CAAAM brings together both types of additive manufacturing - laser powder bed fusion
and laser-based directed energy deposition - along with several pre- and post-process
equipment for research on additive manufacturing.
CCLS is a platform that brings together researchers from multiple disciplines to work
on computational methods to analyze large scale biological datasets to answer pressing
problem in life sciences.
CCAS is an interdisciplinary center, bringing together individuals and organizations
with an interest in the areas of information security, computer security, information
assurance, and cybercrime.
CFSP researchers conduct sponsored research with the guidance of government and industry
partners to advance the science and technology of Friction Stir Processing and to
facilitate efficient technology transfers.
CMEE is a multidisciplinary College of Engineering and College of Science Center dedicated
to developing next-generation semiconductors and electronic materials, advancing rapid
innovations in microelectronics for extreme environments.
MRF, the shared research facility for multidimensional fabrication and characterization
is a research center and service facility that supports scientific research activities
through its wide array of sophisticated characterization and processing instruments.
UNT IAC is to assist small and medium sized manufacturers (SMMs) to increase energy
efficiency, train engineering students with professional skills, help address energy
related challenges and provide education opportunities to SMMs.